daisy, aood to holding onto their titles? daisy, good to see _ holding onto their titles?r titles? daisy, good to see you, thank- holding onto their titles? daisy, good to see you, thank you - holding onto their titles? daisy, good to see you, thank you forl good to see you, thank you for joining us. good to see you, thank you for joining us— there have been further protests in towns and cities across myanmar, in defiance of the armed forces. they're calling for an end to military rule and the release of the country's elected government leaders, following last month's coup. it's thought more than a0 people were arrested overnight, with government forces sealing off neighbourhoods to round up demonstrators. our south east asia correspondent jonathan head reports. with their homemade shields, they practice defensive manoeuvres. more reminiscent of ancient rome than modern myanmar. but this is all they have against bullets and tear gas. throughout the day, these young activists play a dangerous game of cat—and—mouse with the security forces. advancing, then retreating down si

he's gone. just to pick up on what daisy was saying, i think is i what daisy was saying, i think is importantremember, meghan wasn't born in this _ important to remember, meghan wasn't born in this country. she comes over here and _ born in this country. she comes over here and sees— born in this country. she comes over here and sees people like piers morgan — here and sees people like piers morgan and sees the way in which the tabloids— morgan and sees the way in which the tabloids treat her and her children and she _ tabloids treat her and her children and she just thought "i don't want to live _ and she just thought "i don't want to live in — and she just thought "i don't want to live in this country." i think we think— to live in this country." i think we think this — to live in this country." i think we think this is — to live in this country." i think we think this is normal. it really isn't — think this is normal. it really isn't normal. some of the toxicity and ways— isn't normal. some of the toxicity and ways the press pushes people up, ithink— and ways the press pushes people up, i

daisy and tony, you'll be back in about _ should be.ou'll be back in about half an _ should be. daisy and tony, you'll be back in about half an hour. - should be. daisy and tony, you'll be back in about half an hour. tony, i back in about half an hour. tony, thanks for coming back. that was really good. that's it for the papers. daisy mcandrew and tony mcgrew will be back in just over half an hour to look at more of the stories being covered by newspapers and websites here. until then, bye—bye. good evening. i'm tulsen tollett and this is your sports news, where we start withjurgen klopp, who's ruled himself out of becoming germany's new head coach following joachim loew�*s decision to leave after this summer's european championship. loew, who took over from jurgen klinsmann in 2006, has asked for his contract to end a year earlier than planned. having led germany to victory at the 2014 world cup, this year's euros will be his last tournament in charge. it was inevitable that klopp, whose liverpool side have lost their last six matches

oh, my goodness, daisy! good morning, can - good morning. oh, my goodness, daisy!e bravest little .irl house. she is the bravest little girl you've _ house. she is the bravest little girl you've ever seen because she literally— girl you've ever seen because she literally went flat on her face and she is_ literally went flat on her face and she is back already doing these amazing — she is back already doing these amazing tricks. i'm not really sure what _ amazing tricks. i'm not really sure what to _ amazing tricks. i'm not really sure what to make of it. just watch her, balancingm — what to make of it. just watch her, balancing... this little girl is three — balancing... this little girl is three years and seven months. come back over— three years and seven months. come back over here. let's meet you, daisy _ back over here. let's meet you, daisy lets— back over here. let's meet you, daisy. let's come and meet helen. come _ daisy. let's come and meet helen. come on. — daisy. let's come and meet helen. come on, daisy, hello, can you say hello? _ come on, daisy, hell

no es lo mismo sin crema daisy. ♪ todo mejora con daisy ♪ ♪ ♪ no es lo mismo sin cre♪♪ daisy. una fórmula que cuida tus pestañas y un cepillo suave como una pluma. para un volumen voluptuoso y una longitud impactante. lash paradise de l'orÉal paris. ana tiene tantas citas que le urge ayuda. necesita indeed. al patrocinar un empleo en indeed, obtienes al instante una selección de candidatos de calidad de nuestro banco de currículums. aprovecha tu crédito de setenta y cinco dólares al publicar tu primer empleo en indeed.com/oferta. elige empezar el día con huevos de verdad hechos al momento. seeeeh. no, con huevos de caja. elige un breakfast baconator con crujiente applewood smoked bacon hecho en el horno. so choose fresh. choose huevos. choose wendy's breakfast. mejoro con el paso de los años. ¡en serio! pero con el tiempo, puedo tener problemas en las encías. nueva colgate renewal revierte el daño temprano de las encías para una sonrisa hermosa y revitalizada. ¡necesito que esta sonrisa me dure! revierte el daño temprano de las encías con la nueva colgate renewal musica >> hay

we will go to daisy because _ it makes sense to me.cause he were breaking up a little bit there. is tony in botswana or something? little bit there. is tony in botswana or somethin: ? , a, ., botswana or something? piers morgan is cross. botswana or something? piers morgan is cross- that's — botswana or something? piers morgan is cross. that's what _ botswana or something? piers morgan is cross. that's what it _ botswana or something? piers morgan is cross. that's what it is. _ botswana or something? piers morgan is cross. that's what it is. piers - is cross. that's what it is. piers morn an is cross. that's what it is. piers morgan is _ is cross. that's what it is. piers morgan is messing _ is cross. that's what it is. piers morgan is messing around i is cross. that's what it is. piers morgan is messing around withj is cross. that's what it is. piers i morgan is messing around with a line. he thinks is important but he clearly is not, i love that. we will end with northern ireland tony. what is this story? on the front of the telegrap

please say hello to daisy ridley. [ cheers and applause ] hi, daisy. >> hi, how are you?thanks. >> jimmy: thanks for being with us. you're in london, right? >> i am. and it's 12:30-something, so it's late for me. >> jimmy: late for you. are you a night owl in general or no? >> i mean, this is late for me to be up, but i often lay awake at night like this. >> jimmy: oh, really? >> unable to sleep. >> jimmy: how many nights a week do you lay awake? >> at least two. >> jimmy: oh, at least two. well, that's not too bad. are you worrying about things? what's going on, tell me. [ laughter ] >> well, my sister said to me it's because i have a lot of thoughts a the night, so i should take the energy down. so my new thing is i tap my feet together. >> jimmy: oh, like 60 times to try to bring the energy down to my feet, which works. >> jimmy: it does? >> yeah. >> jimmy: if you tap your feet together 60 times it will get you to sleep? >> well, then i, like, envisage the energy go out my feet. it worked for two weeks, it did work for a bit. it worked-ish. >> jimmy: that's not a bad t

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no es lo mismo sin crema daisy. ♪ todo mejora con daisy ♪ Él buscaba un seguro médico que cubriera suza aquí. inscríbete ahora en coveredca.com/espanol ♪♪. >>> gracias por seguir con nosotros, la fiesta de los grammy nos devolvió anoche la música en vivo con actuaciones que fueron vetadas por la pandemia, bad bunny se hizo con el mejor álbum pop urbano, beyonce hizo historia al ser la mujer con más premios ♪♪. ♪♪. >>> el espectáculo se llevó a cabo en una edición especial marcada por el covid con su distanciamiento social, no asistencia de público, evento al aire libre y artistas con tapabocas, bad bunny se llevó premio como mejor artista urbano latino. >>> que me den un premio por hacer lo que amo, dámelo. >>> pisó el escenario con cortés, se lucieron con su tema ♪♪. ♪♪. >>> entre los momentos más emotivos la recordación de artistas fallecidos por el covid y una interpretación de lionel richie, también los nuestros pecho y armando manzanero, (nombre en inglés) le puso temperatura a la noche cantando con cardi b, que llegó toda metálica con un bikini futurístico, recordaba un club lle

♪♪♪ oigan, ya podemos comer. ♪♪♪ no es lo mismo sin crema daisy. ♪♪♪ ♪ todo mejora con daisy ♪ >> ahoraque buscar soluciÓ a esto porque no me querÍa quedar sentada y esperar, entonces me puse a es pensar qÉe hacer. >> lo mejor para ella fue combinar su gusto por los perros y orgullo por sus raÍces asÍ que abriÓ uno tienda para mascotas, algunas prendas estÁn fabricadas con telas como la cambaya. >> es una cultura muy hermosa y los textiles tienen una cultura muy bonita hay que apreciarlos y presentarlos de una manera cultm hermosa. >> ella hace los diseÑos y una socia en mÉxico fabrica los productos y se los envÍa a chicago al principio los vendÍa en las calles y a travÉs de redes sociales pero fue tanto el Éxito que pudo abrir esta tienda >> casi no se ven colores para perritos la cultura mexicana es hermosa asÍ es que especialment vine por esto porque la quiero vestir asÍ con nuestra cultura >> cinthia tambiÉn espera que s negocio sirva como ejemplo para que otros jÓvenes latinos en el paÍs afectados por la pandemia se atrevan a desarrollar su capacidad emprendedora >> este tiempo en

daisy was my great aunt. why can't you continue to do that?ess. i want people to know how fabulous my cakes are. when they think of ordering something, they don't want to order flowers. they don't want to order fruit. they're thinking, "oh, my gosh. i'm sending a cake." here's the problem. the--they are the best i've ever tried, but to turn that into a business is a huge challenge, and one that i'm not prepared to take. i'm out. (whispers) okay. kim, i see this as a word-of-mouth type of business, and i look for fast growth. thank you for a great experience, uh, tastewise, but i'm out today. so 85% of businesses in america are small businesses that do nothing but provide a living for the owner, but that's not an investable business. i wish you all the success. i will be a customer, but there's really nothing to invest in today. i'm out. (mouths word) kim, i think the business is too small for me, so i'm out. everybody's out here except barbara. so what are we doing, barbara? i like you very much. i think it's too small a business, quite honest

daisy ridley is on. see you tomorrow. ♪ ♪ >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"!idley, justice smith, and music from ashe and finneas. and now, jimmy kimmel! >> jimmy: hello. wow, that's me, everybody. i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show, thank you for watching. thank you for joining us on what was, i have to admit, an unproductive day here at work. we were very distracted by this deep fake family tree technology. have you seen this? the website my heritage came up with something they call "deep nostalgia." you upload an old photograph usually of a long-deceased family member and it brings them to life, it animates their face. i tried it with my great grandfather. pasquale cioffi. born in the 1800s.

in mandalay, this is where 32—year—old ma daisy was killed. translation: she was shotj in her temple, from the left. i was told the attacker was riding a motorbike. it happened as the soldiers came and fired. people were shouting, "go inside," so we went inside and shut the doors. we couldn't pick up her body, we couldn't even see it because of the gunfire. at this court today, aung san suu kyi appeared via video link, the first time she has been seen since the coup. but her lawyers are struggling against the system. we cannot have any access to the court, to look at the screen on the side of the court, to look at her face, aung san suu kyi's face. because the judge says that we are not permitted. security forces here say they are on the streets to enforce the rule of law, and accused the protesters of rioting, arresting hundreds. it's clear the military are not backing down. nyein chanaye, bbc news, yangon. it was a good night for the brits at the golden globes as a host of actors picked up awards. but there was no red carpet no glitzy event.

in mandalay, this is where 32—year—old ma daisy was killed.was a bystander, shot in the head near a protest. translation: she was shotj in her temple, from the left. i was told the attacker was riding a motorbike. it happened as the soldiers came and fired. people were shouting, "go inside," so we went inside and shut the doors. we couldn't pick up her body, we couldn't even see it because of the gunfire. at this court today, aung san suu kyi appeared via video link, the first time she has been seen since the coup. but her lawyers are struggling against the system. we cannot have any access to the court, to look at the screen on the side of the court, to look at herface, aung san suu kyi's face. because the judge said we are not permitted. security forces here say they are on the streets to enforce the rule of law, and accused the protesters of rioting, arresting hundreds. it's clear the military are not backing down. nyein chanaye, bbc news, yangon. the un secretary—general, antonio guterres, has described the amount of humanitarian aid pledg

martin freeman, daisy haggard, thank you both for being with us.vailable the next day on fx hulu. >>> now let's head over to ginger. >> thank you so much, amy. it is a monday here, and so we are turning now to something very important. how tech is creating a better world. it is world water day, and this segment is sponsored by ibm. they are committed to fighting climate change with the call for code. it's a global challenge that uses big ideas and breakthrough technology to improve lives. watch this. in the aftermath of hurricane maria in 2017, communication in devastated puerto rico was severed. >> you can imagine during an event like a category 5 hurricane, infrastructure, electricity, communications is offline. >> reporter: brian knauss is the co-founder and ceo of project owl. it is revolutionary technology that he says could save lives. >> we developed these little iot devices called ducks that we can deploy in clusters in a community. it provides a very simple and easy way to transmit basic information about your situation and communicate wit

in mandalay, this is where 32—year—old ma daisy was killed.stander, shot in the head near a protest. translation: she was shotj in her temple, from the left. i was told the attacker was riding a motorbike. it happened as the soldiers came and fired. people were shouting, "go inside," so we went inside and shut the doors. we couldn't pick up her body, we couldn't even see it because of the gunfire. at this court today, aung san suu kyi appeared via video link, the first time she has been seen since the coup. but her lawyers are struggling against the system. we cannot have any access to the court, to look at the screen on the side of the court, to look at her face, aung san suu kyi's face. because the judge says that we are not permitted. security forces here say they are on the streets to enforce the rule of law, and accused the protesters of rioting, arresting hundreds. it's clear the military are not backing down. nyein chanaye, bbc news, yangon. here in the uk — the prime minister has defended the uk's border controls as health officials tr

speaker: let's go to daisy cooper. >> thank you, mr. speaker. the government is throwing a staggering 37 billion at a test entry system we know has made barely any difference, but yet it says that it cannot afford to give more than a 1% pay raise to nhs workers. the prime minister has said he owes his life to them. he stood on the steps of number 10 and applauded them. so will the prime minister do more than pay lip service and pay the wage that they deserve? pm johnson: she is indeed right that we owe a huge amount to our nurses, an incalculable debt. that's why i am proud we have delivered a 12.8% in starting salary of nurses and are asking the review body to look at increasing their pay exceptionally of all professions in the public sector. not the test and trace, mr. speaker, test and trace that we are able to send kids back to school and to begin cautiously and irreversibly to reopen our economy and restart our lives. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i recently visited to see the damage the flooding caused firsthand. can the prime minister assure

we have daisy, and she is a 10-week-old shar-pei terrier mix. daphne, is that daisy. there's daisy.. she's a chihuahua pit bull who loves nibbling on your hair and giving kisses. little dory is also up for adoption and we're told is quite a snuggler. and max and pluto, ten-week-old brothers who would love to stay together if possible, t.j., so they could give you two times the love. all these pups and so many more available for adoption at north shore animal league, america. they are so fantastic. do check your local shelters as well. and happy national pup day, everybody, from mine to yours. >> oh, thank you. we love north shore. boy, they brought me together -- well, lara helped with little man lukas so we have a lot to be thankful for. we'll have more on the pups in the next half hour. >>> we turn now to our "gma" cover story. exclusive clips from demi lovato's new docu-series, "demi lovato: dancing with the devil" the singer talking about her overdose. kaylee hartung has more. good morning, kaylee. >> reporter: good morning, robin. demi lovato is a fighter. we have seen her resi

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. >> joining me now is royal commentator and journalist daisy mcandrew from london. how damaging is this to the royal family and do we expect they will respond any time soon? >> i think it's incredibly damaging. i think it's a lot more damaging than people were expecting. i think the royal family had decided before they saw the interview that they would do everything they could not to respond but i don't think that line can be held anymore, given the explosive nature of the accusations that were in that interview. the most damaging, of course, being the one you just played out, the one that members or single member of the royal family expressed these -- what can only be described as racist -- thoughts. how else can you possibly say asking a would-be parent how dark do you think your child's skin is going to be? there's no way to touch that other than racist. and we heard objection today from miss winfrey say she wanted to make it clear on behalf of harry or meghan, it wasn't the queen or prince philip or made those comments but in doing so, she made the situation wor

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my mom has daisy, by dad's dog. don't mess with daisy. >> daisy doesn't bite. >> well, she can -- >>> good morning, welcome to "morning joe." it's wednesday, march 31st. >> dog jesus, willie. >> stop. >> going home p going home. >>> along with joe, willie and me, we have -- i have ideas for major. all right. white house reporter for the associated press jonathan lemire. don't say anything, jonathan. don't say a word. white house correspondent for pbs news hour yamiche alcindor joins us and jake is wearing stripes today. >> jake, should the bidens put the dog down or not? >> you can't make me get into this. i'm not going to be dragged into this. i'm sorry. >> joe. absolutely not. >> if you had a dog that bit two people, what would you do? >> it was a nip. >> if i were president, i would send that dog home to delaware probably. but i don't really -- that's not an official position of punchbowl news. i'm done then. >> keep major on a leash. joe biden or jill if they can keep him on a leash all day right next to them an

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thank you for your time, daisy.ng oprah winfrey, i'm sure you're aware, said that harry and meghan said it was not the queen or prince phillip who made the comment about archie's skin. what is the current reaction among people in the ucla? >> horror, amazement, over which oprah winfrey would said it was one of her best which she was that exaggerating. if by best you mean most number of bomb shells. i think the reverberations will be felt for a very long time. and as you rightly that, it was that comment that certainly from everybody's, outside looking in, can only be looked at at extremely racist. the question that a senior royal said to prince harry asking him questions about how dark will your baby's skin be, you cannot paint that or portray that in any way, other than racist. and as you've said, the comment ohm made subsequently after the interview saying harry and meghan wanted to make cheer to the public that these comments were not made by the queen or prince phillip. then you start thinking, well, who did mak

no es lo mismo sin crema daisy. ♪ todo mejora con daisy ♪ veo con frecuencia que mis pacientes tienen ve a dos oficiales correrÁ la camioneta mientras la llamas la envolvÍan, secre que el hombre 55 aÑos que estaba dentro tuvo un problema mÉdico que lo hizo desviarse de la carretera, el hombre estÁ vivo hoy para contarlo. dos policÍas del estado de florida que detuvieron a un suv al este mÁs de la velocidad mÁxima, se sorprendieron al encontrar a una mujer en el interior a punto de dar a luz, allÍ es cuando uno los oficiales ayuda al padre atraerÁ mundo a una pequeÑa niÑa saludable, luego una ambulancia llevÓ a la mamÁ y era bebÉ al hospital. de celebraciÓn a casi una tragedia, la celebraciÓn por la victoria de un juego de baloncesto colegial terminÓ con la llamada a las bomberos. una multitud desde el —100 fanÁticos del equipo de la universidad de california provocaron un incendio en la calle mientras celebraban, parecÍa ser un sofÁ que se estaba quemando, los bomberos entraron, a pagar la llamas, nadie resultÓ herido. la sonda curiosidad y en marte se toma un selfie con una impresion

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we go to ethel in daisy, tennessee on the democrats line. caller: i think they ought to get out of these wars, because we have that federal budget up there with this pandemic. if you are not going to fix the economy with this virus they have to get it under control and get people back to work. so schools can be open and be open safely. i think joe biden is doing a good job about moving the vaccine and the american people ought to give him credit for it. i think he is a good person, and i think he is going to do great things for this country. host: thank you. jim mcgovern, do you want to respond? rep. mcgovern: i agree with the caller. i am somebody who believes that a better way to promote national security and international stability is not through war, and not through selling arms to countries with terrible human rights violations but to focus on issues like poverty or hunger. i'm the author of a program called the mcgovern dole international food for education program named after george mcgovern and bob dole who cared deeply about ending

because by the time we head towards easter, things will be much colder again. 0ut there at the moment, a daisyh of the country, and a risk of flooding in parts of western scotland. to the south, we are drawing in tropical l, south, we are drawing in tropical l, so even though it is quite below week, we have temperatures well into the teens, around 16 celsius this afternoon in eastern england. the best sunshine in the channel islands and the north—east of scotland. it will turn wetter across the west of scotland through the rest of today. we could see armand's worth of rain in the next few days. much of england and wales will be dry with clearer skies, england and wales will be dry with clearerskies, good england and wales will be dry with clearer skies, good night to see the full moon. temperatures will be off where they should be by day for the central swathe, 12 or 13 celsius on monday morning. rain in the southern highlands will push on or through the day, moving away from northern ireland, which will brighten up. frightening skies across northern england and north wales, but sunshine will

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. >>> and "star wars" actress daisy ridley admits to kelly clarkson she tried to fool her classmates saying she played a role in the harry potter movies. find out who she pretended on the bay area at 3:00 this afternoon. >> announcer: coming up at nbc news at 11:00. kratz live. followed by access daily then days of our lives. this unplugged device is protecting our beautiful coastlines and more. put off chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm to help keep our state golden. all right that's a fifth-floor problem... ok. not in my house! ha ha ha! ha ha ha! no no no! not today! ha ha ha! ha ha ha! jimmy how happy are folks who save hundreds of dollars switching to geico? happier than dikembe mutumbo blocking a shot. get happy. get geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. >>> we are keeping a watchful eye on the u.s. capitol this morning. here is why. some donald trump supporters expect that somehow the former president will be reinstalled as president today. let's turn to scott mcgrew. help us out. why would these people think that? >> well, it's one of the qanon

joining us now to discuss this is stacy mcandrew, who's a journalist and royal daisy, thank you so muchith us. with this breaking news, what do you make of this statement? the headline for me is that buckingham palace does not deny any of the bombshell allegations that we heard from harry and meghan. >> i think even though it's such a short statement, there is quite a lot to read into it. obviously, there's the reference to sadness, and i'm sure that that's absolutely genuine. they will be extremely sad. as you spoke about it, the bombshell revelation about the accusations of racism. they are clearly stating that they are going to deal with that privately. now, they also go on to say that, as you said, the recollections can differ. i think it's quite easy to read into that, in that they're trying to work out who said what to who and how it could have been interpreted in this way if it wasn't intended in this way. the trouble with the accusation that a senior royal suggested to prince harry, who then repeated the conversation to meghan, that there were questions being raised about the co

his mother's name was daisy wilson. she was a cleaning lady. his father's name was frederik august killed. he was a german baker. i want you guys to take attention, race matters and a very specific way, race is always one of the things that we are discussing as we look at these plays so his father frederik august was a german baker. he is white or european. his mother is a black woman in daisy. she is a cleaning lady. i want you to understand we are already talking about a mixed relationship, so his mixed identity is a part of working on what he is writing. now he is negotiating african american existence is a part of who and what he is as he is working as an artisans letter it's part of the mission that he is undertaking. he is the fourth of six children, so and they live in the hill district of pittsburgh pennsylvania. a lot of what wilson's going to talk about deals with the great migration. i mentioned it in this class before but with a great migration is what happened after reconstruction in the south when the social status of black people

he received his second dose of the vaccine thanks to the help of his home health care worker, daisy. this is video tweeted out by the san francisco department of emergency management. jack says he is thankful and grateful that he was able to get both shots. he thanks who he called the, quote, wonderful scientists for developing vaccines. >>> a big day for the art community. san francisco's museum of modern art reopened today, celebrating the move with a new community day. look at these folks lining up around the block to be one of the first back inside the moma in a year. tickets are timed to keep the crowds smaller. public areas are sanitized every hour, and of course you have to have the mask on. distancing is required as well. visitors thrilled to be there. >> we came all the way from fresno, where like we got up early and we're super excited, can't wait to get inside. >> it's just wonderful to be able to come out and do something that feels a little more normal and feels a little more hopeful that people are able to come out and look at some art and be around other people. >> the

daisy, let's start with you. this was a carefully worded, four-sentence statement.f put a pin in the tension? >> well, that is certainly what the intention will have been, as you said, to put the pin in the tension, to diffuse that bomb that the interview had set off. a series of bombshells, i think it's been described as. there are many things, even though as keir said, it is only a couple sentences, there are many things to unpick in it, particularly this phrase, that recollections differ. in other words, insinuating that their memory of that particularly insulting conversation about the color of archie's skin might be one thing, but perhaps the person who said it's memory of the conversation is different, or maybe they don't remember it at all. of course, the problem with all of this is we don't know who they're accusing. we don't know who is standing in the dock. it is difficult to have a public trial, as keir was saying, when you don't know who it is they're accusing of racism. so there are all those issues. the key word is we will deal with this privately, cle

athen�*s hillsides are filled with poppies and daisies. — but the peach trees. the annual festival celebrating this was cancelled due to coronavirus — hopefully next year, everyone can enjoy the display. but a nice way to end the programme. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @bbckasiamadera. hello there. for most of us, the weekend promises a fair amount of dry weather, the amount of cloud will vary a bit from place to place, and there will be somejumps around in temperatures as well, as we will see in a moment. this was the satellite picture then from friday showing we had some decent sunshine, particularly across parts of scotland. that was how the sunshine looked in the highlands. not far away from that, in sterlingshire, we have the highest temperature in the uk, up to 17 celsius, very mild for the time of year. but it wasn't like that everywhere, northeast england had a really chilly day on friday, just 6 celsius. a big jump upwards in temperatures, though, on the way later today. why the change? well, yesterday, we had the winds comin